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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
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(oRDzR OF NOTICE OF PETITION FoH GUARDIAN.)
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THIRD CIRCUIT COURT OF
L the Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. Before
Mr.. Justice Lyman. In the Estate of SAMUEL
L. COAN. Of HIlo Hawaii, deceased, intestste
On reading and fling the petition of Jutie T..
COan- the widow Of samuel I. COan, alleging
that said Samuel l. COan of Hilo, Hawaii, died
intestate at HilO. HAWAII, on the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1881. and that his Heir at Law is
his son Raymond Church COan, q minor Of the
age OF two years, and praying that Letters of
Guardianship issue TO her the said Petitioner,
fer the person and property Of the said minor
= Il Is ordered that FRIDAY, the 23d day of
March, A. D. 1883, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. be and
hereby L appointed for hearing said petition
before the said Justice, in the Court Room of
this Court, at lilo. Hawaii. at which time sud
place all persons concerned may appear and
show cause, If any they have, why said petition
should not be granted, and that this order be
published in the English language for three sue
cessive weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. news
paper in Honolulu.
Dated H;Io. hawaii. II. /. Dec. Q. A. D. 1887.
F. L. LYMAN
Circuit Judge, Third Judicial District Haw n Is
Tft25 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS.

HAVING MADE COMPLETE
Ii arrangements. I shall receive EVERY
NAIL new sheets Of stamps of all kinds Sheets
OF stamps sent on approval 10 any address on the
understanding that they viii be sent back By re-
turn steamer.
Hawaiian stamps taken in exchange at fair
rates In no case viii stamps be charged az
higher rates than those Of established Eastern
dealers
4 few very rare Swiss stamps By special agree
meut- One fHe collection Of over 2.ng0 stamps
for sale. VT REYNOLDS,
1851 Union Street Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
An Heir Wanted.

Captain William Ensign lately died in
Kansas, leaving an estate valued at over
$4,000, with no heir but one son, Dennis
Ensign, who is a sailor and supposed to be
atioat or ashore somewhere in the Pacific.
1t Dennis should see this notice, we will
state for his benefit, that if he does not come
forward and claim the property within a
limited period, one year more or less, from
the date of his fathers death. the property
is BY will devised to some other object.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The steamer from Japan with immigrants
NAV be expected within day or two. These
Japanese labor immigrants were arranged
for BY order of the late Government. 1t is
understood that they come at their own ex-
pense, and that IN their case the provision
for interpreters, physician, ETC., Of the orig
inal convention Is either abrOgated or waived
in anticipation of early abrogation. Hon.
Paul Neumann conducted the negotiations
from san Francisco with Mr.. L. w. Irwin,
Hawaiian Consul II Japan. under instrue.
tons from His Excellency w. NJ. Gibson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The wife Of the man sentenced TO the reef
for one month the other day for keeping a
disOrderly house-herself being fined the
same time for that offense-was on Saturday
sent over for two months for vagrancy. In
the meantime the husband had gained Eis
liberty on appealing to the Supreme Court,
only 20 bs arrested again and remanded on
the same charge for distinct offense. They
have two names II the police records.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Christmas auction ball was opened
Thursday night by Mr.. Morgan. His sales
room looked like an Oriental bazaar, with
its tapestry of rich rugs, its adornments of
mirrors and works of art, and a thousand
and one glittering wares displayed to ad-
vantage. There was A large audience of
ladies seated behind the counter and a cos
mopoIitan male assemblage standing on the
floor of the house. The lightning auc-
tioneer" was in his element as he ratified of
the goods.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Officer Hopkins armed with warrants on
Wednesday night made an expedition against
street. He succeeded in arresting man and
q woman from each of two of the most no
tOrious dens. One of the couples has figured
frequently in the Police Court on various
CHARGES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

A NV York paper has this item :
" Although Californians have given
much attention to the cultivation of
the olive, the oil produced lacks the
best qualities of good Italian OIL 1t
has not the rich color of the oil of
Italy, Is not so limpid, and is wanting
in the aromatic flavor so desirable.
Italian experts think that the Cali
fornia olive growers have not gone
high enough in the mountains" If
it is height that is required, there are
lofty enough mountain slopes in
these Islands, with probably a more
favorable climate than California.
The London Shipping Gazette an
nounces the following, which will in
terest merchants and seamen: "Ac-
cording to advices received at Ham
burg from Valparaiso, French syn
dictate has ped6oned the Chilian
Government for the establishment of
a service of tugs in the Straits of
Magellan between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans for sailing vessels,
and also for the erection of light
houses, telegraphs, etc, there for a
period of 100 years. The Govern
ment is asked to assign 200 hectares
of land and to grant authority to i'm
pose a toll of 1907. per ton register
on all vessels passing through the
Straits OF Magellan"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The japanese steamer after inspection of
her 1850 Immigrants outside the reef, by DR..
Brodie, Port Physician. entered the harbor
and anchored near the cattle pen, but still
so into quarantine according 10 the regula-
ton governing arrivals from Asiatic ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society,
through their secretary. on Saturday ad-
dressed letter to the Marshal, requesting
him TO have sufficient police round their hall
on Alapai street ito prevent any trouble that
might arise" on the occasion of their annual
meeting and election of officers on Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
Hotel Arrivals.
EAGLE Housr

Robert Cole, Samuel Farron. Kuknihaele,
Hawaii; Mrs. Alexander and two children.
August Hanneberg Maui; Mrs. Schultz and
two daughters, Kauai; E. Hahn, San Fran
cisco; Chas. Campbell, city.
HAWAIIAN HOTEL.
Walter Derrigan, Jaluit; John A. Beck
with, Hilo; Captain w. G. Goodman, brig
Hazard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Air- De Fries. the Government carpenter
Is making an extension Of Brewers wharf
When finished the wharf viii be 50 feet
longer and 100 feet wide.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

z Considerable Of a holiday stir was obvious
on Saturday evening. ladies turning out NJ
meroCsiy 10 look in at the auction and al
the brilliant displays II the stores.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

sr.. and J. b. Atherton. MIR. F. Turrill has
been appointed manager. The trustee is TO
report on or before the above date.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The barge race between the Nandalia ant
Hawaiian crews Is definitely fixed for tn,
24Ib instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Another lot of lepers from the hakaako
N~SSranch hospital was embarked for Molokai
on the steamer Mokolii last week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Messrs. T. Il. Davies 6 Co. are sole agents
for these Islands for Payue's Patent Anti
Corrosive Boiler Eluid-a proved English
remedy for scale IN steSu boilers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Cases OF assault and battery are becoming
very common IN the Police Court. but few OF
them amount 10 more than hair-pulling
matches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Or Kauai correspondent must have dis.
obeyed Punch's eiviee-"Don't''-a he has
not come to time for two weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Ehaler Coral-preyiously called the
Ocean by mistake II this paper-is having
her sheathing caulked, which VIII keep her
On the Marine Railway about q week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
A CHANCE for HOMESTEADS!
Lands
OPEN FOR SETTLEM' T
Ihaye been instructed TO sell at Public
Auction, on
Saturday, December 81

Al u o CLOCK uODU,
At my salesrOOm. Queen street, (if not previously
disposed of at private salel, those desirable
BUILDING LOTS at Punahou, situated be-
tween the residences Of Mr.. 4. Marques and
Mr.. g. H. Robertson. and bounded by Beck
with. Dole and Metcalf streets, at the follow
ing figures:
Lot A-Between Dole aud Metcalf streets, con-
tanning about % 900 50. IT,, Price $500
B-Bet- Dole and Metcalf SITS con. abt. 16 80
Cor Of Dole and New SITS con. abt e2,5OO 81
II. 81 coo.
Don Dole st, size 100x235 #, 5000.
E-On Dole st, size 100xz35 It, 500.
F-On Dole st, size l0Ox335 Il. $500.
G-On BeckWith ST. size 10Ox235 II. $500.
Hon Beckwith 81, size. lOOxZ35 II. 500.
Ion BeckWith st. size l0Ox>55 II, $500.
J-Cor Of Beckwlth and New sts, size iOOx235
It, 81 600
K-On Metcalf and Dole SITS, eontg abt 2ssz5 50
Lon Mstcalf and New sts eontg abt % 800 50
It $50.
Non MetcaIf st abt II. 400 50 # $3.50.
The above Lots are all level ground. with good
r1eh soil and offer desirable chance to procure a
homestead.
Lots and B will be furnished water from the
Artesian well Of Mr.. 9. Robertson at Government
rates
Lots 10 y inclusive. viii obtain water from
the Pioneer Artesizu we'll situated on Beekwith
81 opposite Lot No /, at Government rates.
ALSO At the same time and place. Twill sell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Mr.. Thrum's holiday stock is. as usual.
strong IN toys and gift books.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

A fire starred among some bedding in q
two-scury house on Alakea street, near Mer-
chant, Saturday night. 1t was put out bv
Inan-of-war sailors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Real estate vas sold as follows by Mr.
Lsvey on Wednesday: Lot on Maunakea
street, bought by Dir. III. s Cunha for $3.50;
Hotel street lot, by Judge Bickerton for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The c. 5. ). Jnniata sailed Tuesday for
Pearl Hsrbor on surveying expedition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The japanese steamer has a funny bow
looks like a retrousSe noss upside down
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Miss Helen SorenSon left By the Irwin to
attend the Normal School At San Jose
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Captain Bates reports plenty of rain at
III ala, on account Of which the mill stopped
tfae for four DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

At King Bros art store there has been on
view some days q grand picture Of the Vol
csno, painted for Noble Baldwin BY Mr.. Tay-
E~rfhr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The frsShet has reopened a bad hole Of the
old regime a. the corner Of Hotel street and
Adams lane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The ladies Of the Altar Society thank the
Brothers and pupils Of St. Louis College, to
gsther with al the ladies and gentlemen who
cll.e-e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

In. hnappe German Commissioner at
Jsluit, Marshall Islands, arrived here by the
bark Lillian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Arion Musical Society viii give con-
cert bail and Christmas tree at the Armory
Of the Honolulu Rifles on the night of
Thursday, December 18th. 4 programme
VIII be issued shortly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Board of Education has had three &C
2 csssiors 10 the teaching force Of the country
within the past month or so. One was ap-
pointed temporarily to Lihue, Kauai, and the
nthar two. % kohsla.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Co. D, Honolulu Rifles, give hop on
Friday next az the Armory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

fresh circular Introducing prospectus
has been issued BY Mr.. J. J. Williams, def
uitely promising the first number Of the pro-
iscted monthly, Paradise Of the Pacific,
IN January next.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

lLsssrs. h. Haekfeld & Co. offer for sale a
large variety Of merchandise imported for
the special requirements Of Hawaiian trade.
Dealers. planters and mechanics viii ind q
list Of different lines n his paper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Officers Of Hawaiian Lodge A. F. Il A. NJ,
for the ensuing year are as follows: ". n.
Graham. W. ~; 4. Scrimgeour, s. W; c.
II NicoIi. J. W: W. n. Gifard, Treasurer:
Theo. C. Porter, P. H., Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The legislative sitting on saturday was
very brief
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Mr.. Hewett supplied a large order of sta
tionery 10 the L. ). 5 Juniata before she left
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Blue Ribbon League concert Saturday
evening was intensely musical, six out OF
n eight parts being OF that nature. Every one
= OF the musicians was fayorite among local
amateurs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Veterinary Surgeon Rowat reports no CLAN
ders on kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

OHcers OF the Haiku Sugar Co. for the en-
suing wear are as follows: Hon. II. p. Bald
win. President: Hon. 5. VI. Damon, Vice
President; Hon. :. \. Castle. Treasurer; Hon
]. B. Atherton, Secretary; Slr. E. w. Peter
son. Auditor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Signs OF an eruption in Manna LOa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Oar san Francisco correspondent informs
4 = 10y letter per Cons1elo, that the depar-
RE OF the Australia was delayed till the eth
inst She viii therefore be due on Mednes-
daY next, to sail for san Francisco one week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Mr.. A. F. Cooke is confined to his house
Nth illness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

New treasures have Just been disclosed in
the late arrivals TO the Pacific Hardware
C0mpaDy, In the shape Of ruby ware surpass-
their window.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Some Of the sailors on the Lillian became
turbulent after that vessel came to anchor,
and the result Of two police visits by request
OF the Captain was a colOred man and a
white man being brought ashore to the
Station
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The stone Carrying train ran Of The track
on Bsretauia street Wednesday, throwing
number of laborers to the ground. A PortG-
guess had his leg broken, and othere were
slightly Injured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Major J. Il. Wodehouse, II. B. NJ. Com
Missioner. Mons Lanrent-Cochelet, French
@oumissiouer. and senior de SOuza Cana
vsrro. Portuguese COmmiss Toner, we're pres
ent in the Legislative Cham Der on Thursday
afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Pacific Navigation COmpanys anairs
- - be conducted until July l. loos BY g
stee-Hon. ". E. Allen--and az advisory
b6ard-Nessrs. j. a. Patty, Jas l. GoFsetii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

A large crowd attended Dir. LsTeys open
inc Christmas sale Saturday evening. The
endless variety Of goods VS. Eal dlsplsyec
in the ample salesroom. O. King splendid
Show ia the brilliant hEdt- Bidding vas
lively and bargains were frequent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

Chicken thievineis anew reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13
Is-ARD LOCALS.

ABOUT TowN.
al1re Japs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

His FrcelIeucy q. A. T. Carter Hawaiian
Minister at Washington vas one Of g. large
number Of foreign repressntatlFas who at
tended a sumptu0us dinner s1 oy the
Tb51aSe Minister on Nov. % 10 honor Of the
birthday Of the Empress OF China ling on
ehe next day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

The Marshal has apparently decided 70
make q beginning OF compelling Chinsse
traders to close Up on Sunday as sen as
.otberz- Fo1r meat sellers Of that nation
A 4Fr,r.rere arrested yesterday for p-glng their
'.1A1' a oatsiie OF the hours presented II tue
lied Sunday law Of 1856
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

NEW York. - Josiah Partrideo6
chair factory has been burned. La
$4,000. |I|
PrTTsBuRa, PA.-rhe National Tolo-
phone Exchange decided to hold ~
next meeting In New York. |
New YoRK.-Oarru.hers a Co.,, CON-
mission merchants, have failed. Ner
bllities, sos. 9i3; actual assets, $l2,tN
NKw York Nine OF Buffalo Bit
Wild West Indians arrived at Cas(l4
Garden today. Tney could rot star
the London logs and wsre sent homo,
Columns, 0.-The Democratic stalo
Central Committee today placed e.
ward CLARK, OF Mercer county, on u
State ticket for member OF Board q
Pablic Works In place OF Peter Mn.
ply, the convention nominee, -
cl.nsd. Il
Cmcl 90, ILL.-The joint meeting 81
the Classification Committee, recently
appointed to carry into effect the nev
agreement for merging the E,steYn
and Joint Western class fica,ions int
one, has been postponed until Tue
day, October 4th.
CHICAGO. Ill. The attorneys q
Boodlsr Wren have applied for Q whl
Of habeas corpus on the ground thGe
the law under which he was convicop
ed had been repesled by the last La.
islai ure. II the writ ehould be Rrsnt<1
all the Doodle commissioners would
| tsleaafd
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The Grand Army.

ST. LOUIS, No.. September 27.-All
promises OF fair weather for St. Louis
today we're founded on error, and the
rain dropped on tho vsteIAns a. they
poured out oil the cars, camps and
houses. The clouds that settled over
tie city Sunday morning have sppar-
emily come to stey, aDd the ditagree-
able dribbe, mud AID moisture laden
atmosphere cruahed out Rll hore a
a parade today, ard shortly AZ or o
o'clock the grand marshal, Gen. ID. b.
Grier, had posted in all headquarters
aud conspicuou, places an order lhst
thu ara 4 reyisg would DO pJs poned
until Wednesday moraing Ht 10
o'clock. This left another day for
me comrades 10 seek their osn amuse.
meat. and the various hordq1arte5s,
post halls aud camps we're crow ded with
them. The hotel halls and rooms were
,mmed with people, while Ia the cor.
ridors bands OF music diSpelled the
goo n with martial airs. Long lines
OF people trsmped the streets and
gro sled at the weather. The last Of
the line had scarcely retired last night
before the advance were out for
today. On all the railroads leading
into the city excursion rains were
side tracked hours late, while those
brought through the tunnel jammed
all the tracks. No 90 crowd Was ever
handled in this city In ~ short time
The Governor and tx.Governors have
reported from time TO time, and this
n orning the following we're ready to
take the reviewing stand: Gov. 0gles-
by, OF Illinois; Gov. Rusk, Of Wiscon'
dn; Gov. Stoneman, OF California
Gov. Fletcher, Of Mie,ouri Gov. Draw.
ford, Of Kansas; GOV Evane, Of Colo
rado; Gov. Sanders, Of Nebraska; Gov.
Plerpont, a Virgins; Gov. William
sprague, OF Rhode leland, and Vics
President Hannibal Hamlin. An II.
tended programme Of receptions,
lunchepDs md dinners hns been pre-
pared for their Entertainment during
| Tho ua.k
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Col. a. n. Ceiysr.

The reporter found Dol. A. 3. Col-
var, the old wheel horte D'mooras
and newspaper man, pouring over
proofs In the American ctiice. A
pressing lntlmAtion OF what was de-
aired, and In fact demanded, brought
the Colonel to terms, though some
what reluctantly, aud IN adjournment
was taken 10 his Law Office. under
meath the American editorial rooms.
The questions thrust upon the other
leaders we're used on him, with the
following result;
Colonel, ae you going TO take an
sc,ive part In the ntr, political cam
paign 7"
ii would ray. being tho editor OF
the American, add jndgiug from the
charEccr Of the Questions that will
be- involved in the next canvass, and
from my utual habit, should think !
vould."
"what fisct viii he present prohi'
bition canvass have upon the fortunes
Of o.. Democratic party 2"
Wells doa't see at present now
this prohibition canvass can Seriously
affect the canvass mex, year. IL was
at one tins believed by many piople
In renuceiee that the Republican
ps 'ly Was, or would be, q prohihiiion
party, aud the leaders have generally
set up hat they we're for temperance,
whll5 they said the Democrats were
not. But in this prohibition canvass
most Of the leaders Of the Republican
party have gone ovIr 10 and are with tne
anti prohibitionis's, and 90 their perty
nov Il very much divided upon the
question. Aud the Democrats are
divided upon II. / am very sure thai
In the canvass ntxI year prohipinon
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CABLEaRAMs.

DuBLM.-At the fortnightly meet
ing OF the Irish National League In
this city today many Z lglishmen were
enrolled as members.
MApRIp Riots have occurred In
the Caroline Islands, caused by the
Governors ordering the arrest OF the
American missionary.
LoSDos.-The Nizlm Of Hyderbad
has offered the English government
$4,000 to promote defense on the
northwest frontier Of India.
DyBtIS.-The eviction campaign on
the Ponsoby estate opens today.
O'Brien, Lsboucbere and other mem
bers o. Parliament will be present to
witness the eviciions.
RorB Baron Won schltezsr Jester.
day pretented 10 the Pope q jubilee
gift from the Germsn Z npress. The
pres emit consisted OF a set Of eccleeiasti.
cal vestments, the Emprese's own
handi work.
LONDON. Il Col. Hughes Hallet,
against whom charges Of q scandalous
nature were recently brought, has 10.
formed committee Of the Oonservs.
tive party that he 10 willing TO resign
mis- seat In Parliament. TIE commit.
Tee will accept the offer.
Lospos.-Sr Esrnsrd SImuelson,
president Of The o. amber q Com
m-rce, la his annual address today,
ssid he currency AID tarin arrange
ments of the United States were In
such a peculiar condition that Fog
land, France and Germany were liv
ing In apprehension Of q monetary
panic. There was the consolation
however, that ihs cash sys.em Of Ea
glish trade WIS extending.
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Col. = =. vertrees,

Going further, an attempt was made
IN sxrac, political facts aud oninions
iron Dol. ]. J. Vrrussa Toe Colonel
sS,urtd the reporter that he was glad
indeed IN meet bin, aud In pool oil
the fac, cesssd hia conferences on
legal problems and is,uea 70 epg,g In
a purely Informal conversation. "A
long time sao," said he, III established
the rock ribbed rule that would not
aeaiu y, interviewed for publication.
Wha.gysr one says 10 sue 10 bring
about controversy, which frequently
necee-itatas rely, aud thus begins an
almost interminGble wrangle. i sm
entirely ont Of politics now, settled
dogn 10 a practice Of my profession,
and you will therefore please pardon
nv sbsolute refusal 10 anawer the
pointed questions you are propound-
lrg 20 me-" Upon this r,remptory
d 'miidfr Gee alton Il hoatilities,
the reporter could do nothing else but
cSmply. Dol. vertrecs sratlhei tho
ne aspaper mons curiosity tufiic entity
10 seauTe him that Il am Tor Senator
Isham q. Harris fret, last and all the
tinan
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The mitchelst0wn Inquest - Gsv-
many and FFance-NOtes.

hmc mItenthbtOWo AhSeVss WV
many and France-NOtes.
CoRK, September 27.-At the hear
log in the Mitchelstown II quest today
Ssrgt. Brenmun stated be had charge
Of the police who went to the assist.
ancs Of the party escortiDg the gov.
ernmsnt reporter to the speakers plat
form. The reportsr's helmet was
pierced with stones, the witness said,
and the witness himeelf was stoned
and mauled with sticks. When he
Ietrested to the barracks he
thought the building would be lev
elled over the head OF the police
by the crowd, and he fred in the d.
reclion OF the crowd and where body
was found. He aimed to kill. At this
groans were uttered by spectators in
lhs court room. The coroner was
a.ksd to clear the room, but refused.
Since the beginning Of the inquest the
coroner and Harrington have each re-
ceived several letters threatening re,
veDgs upon them for their manner Of
| conducting the CAGE.
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THE WEATHER.


wisHNersu. September 2s. a.m.-For
MissIssippi and Louisiana, Fair weather,
cooler; fresh to brisk northerly Winds
For Eastern Texas; Cooler. followed on
Thursday by warmer fair weather; light 10
iresh northerly winds, vssring to eastsrly.
For Arkansas and Missourii Cooler, fair
weather. preceded in eastern portions BY
rain fresh 10 brisk northerly winds. dimin-
ishing In force.
For Tennessee and Kentucky: Rain. fol-
lowed by cooler, clearing weathsr In western
portions. and on Thursday In eastern
portions. fresh to brisk, variable winds. be-
coming northwestsrly.
Tho rivers; The Mississippi river has
risen about one foot az Vicksburg.
Tho rivers In the Southern States will rise.